Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
There is a question on the health in pregnancy grant form which says 'Are you subject to immigration control'?

If you answered yes and they still gave you the grant then tick the box, because you should be able to claim it you are a family member of someone from a European Economic Area.(as someone has just been granted the grant in the other post)


If you answered no, then it is your mistake. You should call them and maybe pay it back if possible.

but you shouldn't lie , if you tell a lie, then you could wave your visa goodbye

I know some people didnt tick the box , because the receiving and received part of the question..

i think what ever you do or dont tick you should be fine
Yes, I did answer YES to the question 'Are you subject to immigration control?' in the Health in Pregnancy Grant form since I'm aware that in my spouse visa it clearly state that I should have no recourse to public funds. And then I received a second letter from HM Revenue and in that letter they told me that eventhough I'm subject to immigration control I might still receive the HPG grant. I just told them my nationality and that my husband is a British national. Then a week after I received the £190 in my bank account followed by another letter from HM Revenue saying that they decided to give me the grant based on the answers I provided to them. I was totally honest with them because I know that lying or giving false information will do me no good.

I think I will just tick the YES box in the SET(M) section 7.6 question since I received the HPG benefit. I want to provide an honest answer to every question so as not to jeopardize my ILR application. It wasn't like I did something wrong to get the grant as far as I know.

Thanks for your inputs...